If the wallet is too thick it can really make your rear hurt if you sit on it at any length of time. That’s what I found.Good idea to store the seldom used credit cards at home and keep it as thin as possible.
At my buddy’s (Jim’s) funeral, his best friend gave the eulogy with Jim’s super thick wallet in hand, explaining that everything in the wallet was an indication of all the different things Jim was involved in.
A wallet in the house? Not since I retired at 57 in 2K. And I thinned it way out. And when I go to pick up take out dinner, I wear my sweats and have to add a comb in the fold to keep it from falling out.
I carry my “credit card and 50s” wallet in my front pocket. I carry my “checkbook and small bills” wallet in my back pocket, chained to my belt-loop. Started doing that when I was working on roofs a lot and kept having to go fetch my wallet out of a gutter or hunt it down on the ground after it worked its way out. The chain fixed that, and as long as I needed it chained, I got one long enough to hold my checkbook too. That was probably close to 50 years ago. I’ve still got the original, though I did have it resewn once.
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
although tethered by a chain to a belt loop, looks kind of like my wallet: thick
Dirty Dragon almost 5 years ago
But if you leave it out in the open, Opal will find it and make like Jane Jetson hoovering up funding for a shopping spree!
KA7DRE Premium Member almost 5 years ago
If the wallet is too thick it can really make your rear hurt if you sit on it at any length of time. That’s what I found.Good idea to store the seldom used credit cards at home and keep it as thin as possible.
sirbadger almost 5 years ago
He could ask Nelson to straighten grandpa up by pulling his finger.
Breadboard almost 5 years ago
Well Earl leave the wallet in place and put a phone on the other side . Now you should have balance :-)
walstib Premium Member almost 5 years ago
But is his checkbook balanced? Does anyone do that anymore?
jagedlo almost 5 years ago
The leaning tower of Earl!
iggyman almost 5 years ago
If it’s like my wallet, it is mostly full of store discount cards, and a few dollars.
Zebrastripes almost 5 years ago
Hmmmm! It Looks like it must be stuffed with all the “To Do” lists he never did…..LOL
MichaelHelwig almost 5 years ago
I thought he was leaning over to fart.
wrytercat almost 5 years ago
If all he does all day is sit around at home — why does he need his wallet in his pocket?
KEA almost 5 years ago
I never carry anything in a back pocket (phone, wallet, etc.). uncomfortable at best.
cj7ole almost 5 years ago
At my buddy’s (Jim’s) funeral, his best friend gave the eulogy with Jim’s super thick wallet in hand, explaining that everything in the wallet was an indication of all the different things Jim was involved in.
jimmeh almost 5 years ago
My chiropractor told me to stop putting my wallet in my back pocket. Evidently, over time, it will cause problems with the spine.
zeexenon almost 5 years ago
A wallet in the house? Not since I retired at 57 in 2K. And I thinned it way out. And when I go to pick up take out dinner, I wear my sweats and have to add a comb in the fold to keep it from falling out.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 5 years ago
I stopped putting anything in my back pockets never.
diegot almost 5 years ago
Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where George had this problem.
rick92040 almost 5 years ago
The best wallet I’ve ever had was the Finn wallet.
dsidney49 almost 5 years ago
Funny… leaning against the window while sitting in my car is MY signal that I FORGOT to grab my wallet before heading out!!
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 5 years ago
That and pickpockets is why I keep mine in my front pocket…well, that and the fact that sweatpants don’t got back pockets.
Concretionist almost 5 years ago
I carry my “credit card and 50s” wallet in my front pocket. I carry my “checkbook and small bills” wallet in my back pocket, chained to my belt-loop. Started doing that when I was working on roofs a lot and kept having to go fetch my wallet out of a gutter or hunt it down on the ground after it worked its way out. The chain fixed that, and as long as I needed it chained, I got one long enough to hold my checkbook too. That was probably close to 50 years ago. I’ve still got the original, though I did have it resewn once.